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* DarkhorseCasting: Bob Peck was a well-known theatre actor, but only had minor roles on television.
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* CreativeDifferences: Creator/MartinCampbell clashed with Troy Kennedy Martin, demanding rewrites, in particular to the notion that Craven had known about Emma's involvement with GAIA right from the start; this was removed at Campbell's behest. Further clashes over the script occurred between Kennedy Martin and Bob Peck over the conclusion in which his character would turn into a tree; Peck recalled that “it didn't seem to be working in script terms, it seemed as though we wouldn't be able to make it work for the audience”, a view echoed by Michael Wearing who felt that it was “likely not to come off as an effect”. Kennedy Martin capitulated, introducing instead the concept of the black flowers seen in the finished production.
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* CreativeDifferences: Creator/MartinCampbell clashed with Troy Kennedy Martin, demanding rewrites, in particular to the notion that Craven had known about Emma's involvement with GAIA right from the start; this was removed at Campbell's behest. Further clashes over the script occurred between Kennedy Martin and Bob Peck over the conclusion in which his character would turn into a tree; Peck recalled that “it "it didn't seem to be working in script terms, it seemed as though we wouldn't be able to make it work for the audience”, audience", a view echoed by Michael Wearing who felt that it was “likely "likely not to come off as an effect”. effect". Kennedy Martin capitulated, introducing instead the concept of the black flowers seen in the finished production.production.
* DarkhorseCasting: Bob Peck was a well-known theatre actor, but only had minor roles on television.
* DarkhorseCasting: Bob Peck was a well-known theatre actor, but only had minor roles on television.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Downplayed example. The American co-producers asked that Joe Don Baker’s character be introduced in the first episode, a request Troy Kennedy Martin found easy enough to satisfy
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* ExecutiveMeddling: Downplayed example. The American co-producers asked that Joe Don Baker’s character Jedburgh be introduced in the first episode, a request Troy Kennedy Martin found easy enough to satisfy
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* DoingItForTheArt: Joe Don Baker was so impressed by the script that he agreed to work for less than his usual fee.
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* CreativeDifferences: Creator/MartinCampbell clashed with Troy Kennedy Martin, demanding rewrites, in particular to the notion that Craven had known about Emma's involvement with GAIA right from the start; this was removed at Campbell's behest.[26] Further clashes over the script occurred between Kennedy Martin and Bob Peck over the conclusion in which his character would turn into a tree; Peck recalled that “it didn't seem to be working in script terms, it seemed as though we wouldn't be able to make it work for the audience”, a view echoed by Michael Wearing who felt that it was “likely not to come off as an effect”. Kennedy Martin capitulated, introducing instead the concept of the black flowers seen in the finished production.
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* CreativeDifferences: Creator/MartinCampbell clashed with Troy Kennedy Martin, demanding rewrites, in particular to the notion that Craven had known about Emma's involvement with GAIA right from the start; this was removed at Campbell's behest.[26] Further clashes over the script occurred between Kennedy Martin and Bob Peck over the conclusion in which his character would turn into a tree; Peck recalled that “it didn't seem to be working in script terms, it seemed as though we wouldn't be able to make it work for the audience”, a view echoed by Michael Wearing who felt that it was “likely not to come off as an effect”. Kennedy Martin capitulated, introducing instead the concept of the black flowers seen in the finished production.
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* CaliforniaDoubling: The scenes in Northmoor were filmed in Wales.
* CreativeDifferences: Creator/MartinCampbell clashed with Troy Kennedy Martin, demanding rewrites, in particular to the notion that Craven had known about Emma's involvement with GAIA right from the start; this was removed at Campbell's behest.[26] Further clashes over the script occurred between Kennedy Martin and Bob Peck over the conclusion in which his character would turn into a tree; Peck recalled that “it didn't seem to be working in script terms, it seemed as though we wouldn't be able to make it work for the audience”, a view echoed by Michael Wearing who felt that it was “likely not to come off as an effect”. Kennedy Martin capitulated, introducing instead the concept of the black flowers seen in the finished production.
* DoingItForTheArt: Joe Don Baker was so impressed by the script that he agreed to work for less than his usual fee.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** The original script was about trade union problems in the nuclear industry.
** The original ending had Craven turn into a tree.
* WorkingTitle: ''Magnox'', a reference to the Magnox type of nuclear reactor.
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* CreativeDifferences: Creator/MartinCampbell clashed with Troy Kennedy Martin, demanding rewrites, in particular to the notion that Craven had known about Emma's involvement with GAIA right from the start; this was removed at Campbell's behest.[26] Further clashes over the script occurred between Kennedy Martin and Bob Peck over the conclusion in which his character would turn into a tree; Peck recalled that “it didn't seem to be working in script terms, it seemed as though we wouldn't be able to make it work for the audience”, a view echoed by Michael Wearing who felt that it was “likely not to come off as an effect”. Kennedy Martin capitulated, introducing instead the concept of the black flowers seen in the finished production.
* DoingItForTheArt: Joe Don Baker was so impressed by the script that he agreed to work for less than his usual fee.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** The original script was about trade union problems in the nuclear industry.
** The original ending had Craven turn into a tree.
* WorkingTitle: ''Magnox'', a reference to the Magnox type of nuclear reactor.
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